• New: record a currency exchange or a crypto swap, e.g. 500 USD for 0.005 BTC (Finsumo Pro). An exchange never counts as spending or income. • Optional balance on Home: what you have now across all currencies and how much of it is FX difference. Turn it on in Settings → Show balance on Home. • Sync several devices? Update Finsumo on all of them so exchanges show correctly everywhere.

• The same transaction now shows the same amount on your iPhone and iPad: past days always use that day's exchange rate. • A transaction's card now shows the exchange rate behind the amount you see. • Opens faster on a long history, with no pause while the daily backup runs.

• Finsumo now runs on iPad, with a layout made for the larger screen. • Your data syncs between iPhone and iPad through iCloud.

Interface improvements and bug fixes.

Fixed duplicate transactions appearing after iCloud sync.

Interface improvements and bug fixes.

Fixed a bug that could duplicate categories and transactions after reinstalling the app and restoring a backup.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Recurring transactions: enter rent, subscriptions or salary once — Finsumo adds each payment on its day, at that day's rate. • Bitcoin cost (Pro): see what your spending cost in Bitcoin back then — and what it would cost today. • iCloud sync is always on, and Finsumo saves a backup before every restore, so nothing is lost by mistake.

• iCloud sync you can trust: a new "Sync now" button in Settings › iCloud sync sends your latest changes to iCloud on the spot and tells you whether it worked. "Last synced" now appears only once your changes have really reached iCloud. • Keep your backups safe: automatic backups live inside Finsumo and are lost if the app is deleted. Now and then Finsumo offers to pick a folder in Files or iCloud Drive — never in the middle of what you are doing — and Settings › Backup tells you plainly where your backups are kept. • Home keeps up with the calendar: when you are looking at today, this week, month or year, it moves on to the new one by itself after midnight. • A calmer screen: the banner about nearest exchange rates is gone. Amounts converted at the nearest available rate are still marked with "~". • A tidier Home: the week range reads naturally, the smallest slice of the chart no longer spills onto its neighbors, and the "Today" chip, the "+" button and the "No transactions" label no longer cover the arrows or the chart.

• iCloud sync: turn it on in Settings to keep your transactions, categories, tags, budgets and spending limits in step on every iPhone signed in to the same iCloud account. Your data goes only to your own private iCloud — no Finsumo server, no account. A backup is saved before the first sync. • Weekly and monthly spending limits: set one overall limit for all your spending in Settings › Budget alerts and get a notification at 80% and 100% of it. Limits are included in your backups. • Budget alerts now shows where a category budget is set and has a "Set budgets" shortcut to Categories. • Change the app language right from Home: the top-left button shows the flag of the language in use. • The end-of-period forecast on Home is now part of Finsumo Pro; the average spend per day stays free. A small "i" explains that the forecast is an estimate at your current pace. • Export CSV shows a "Preparing…" spinner while the file is built, and "Update historical rates" now explains its result in plain words. • The FAQ link in Settings opens the help page in your language where one exists. • The app asks for an App Store rating far less often. • Fixes: the Transactions list scrolls again when you swipe up or down over a row; restoring a backup no longer fails with an error; "Reset all data" now removes old tags, accounts and categories completely.

• 153 fiat currencies to choose from, up from 26 — search by code, name or country, each with its national flag. • The top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap are now in the currency list (recording in them is part of Pro). • Home now shows your average spend per day for the week, month, year or a custom range, and — for the running week, month or year — a forecast for the end of the period at your current pace. • Exchange rates stay current while the app is open: they refresh when you come back to it, and yesterday's fiat rate counts as today's, so amounts no longer show a needless "~". • The "+" button now starts a new transaction on the day you are viewing. • Fixes: past totals in another currency used the neighboring day's rate in time zones ahead of UTC; clearing the exchange field now snaps it back to the market rate; the "+" button no longer hides under the Undo banner. • Faster with a long history.

• Adding and editing transactions is noticeably faster with a long history — typing an amount, a tag or a note keeps up, and picking a category is instant. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

• App Lock now has its own 4-digit PIN. When Face ID or Touch ID isn't available or doesn't recognize you, unlock with the PIN instead of your iPhone passcode — create it when you turn App Lock on, and change it anytime in Settings. • App Lock can now be turned on even on an iPhone without Face ID or Touch ID. • 5 wrong PINs in a row pause entry for 30 seconds, then longer each time, up to 5 minutes — Face ID and Touch ID still work during a pause, and nothing is ever erased. • Already had App Lock on? Your first unlock after updating confirms it's you once, then asks you to create your PIN. • Added Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT) and Turkish Lira (TRY) — flag, live rates, and search by code, name, or country, like every other currency. • Fixed a bug where an old crypto transaction (dated more than a year back) could fail to get a rate — it now settles with an approximate rate, the same way an old regular-currency transaction already does. • Faster with a long transaction history: screens load quicker, typing in Add/Edit Transaction keeps up better, and switching the display language no longer slows down category names.

• Switching the currency your report is shown in is now free from the Home screen too, exactly as it already was in Settings — no lock, no extra tap. Bitcoin, sats and stablecoins stay part of Finsumo Pro. • Type simple math right into the amount field — 12+30, 1200/3, (10+5)*2 — and see the result before you save. A plain number still works exactly as before. • Sort your transaction list by date, amount, or category, in either direction — your choice is remembered. • Deleted the wrong transaction? Undo it from a banner that appears right after — works whether you deleted it from the detail screen or with a swipe. • Lock Finsumo with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode, right from Settings. • A transaction's detail screen now always shows the currency it was recorded in and the exact rate it was frozen at — plus, for a hand-negotiated exchange, exactly what you received and at what rate. • Export your entire transaction history to CSV (Pro) — opens cleanly in Numbers, Excel, or Google Sheets.

Finsumo is now free to use as a single-currency tracker: unlimited transactions, categories, tags, your full history, backup and restore, and the one-step Money Manager import, with no subscription and no paywall on first launch. Finsumo Pro now covers the multi-currency side — entering a transaction in a currency other than your active one, reading a period converted into another currency, the Bitcoin/sats and stablecoin lens, and updating older entries to their exact historical rate. Also new in this version: • A Home Screen widget in two sizes, a Control Center and Lock Screen control, and a Siri shortcut. Each one opens straight to the entry screen; the medium widget splits into separate expense and income buttons. None of them display your spending. • A comparison screen showing the current period against the previous one, category by category, with the amount and percentage change for each. A period still in progress is compared over the same number of elapsed days on both sides, rather than against a complete one. • Record an exchange you negotiated by hand — a kiosk rate, a cash trade — by entering both sides of the deal yourself, instead of a single amount converted at the market rate. Both sides stay exact in their own currency. • Opening a transaction's detail screen is dramatically faster on a large history, and returning to the app after a short break keeps the period you were looking at. • The currency picker's search field is now translated in all seven languages.